Akshaj Darbar

Don't sleep. Don't sleep. Don't sleep. Don't sleep. The words repeatedly echoing in my head at 3 AM just a few weeks ago as I chugged along in front of my computer, preparing for my upcoming finals. With over 200 pages of notes to study for an exam just a day later, sleep was my second biggest enemy that night (the first being the professor who gave us so many notes to begin with). And thankfully, I didn't sleep.

Exploring bias in AI systems, and what we can do to prevent it. About the AI Clarified series For business and non-profit leaders trying to understand AI, it can be surprisingly difficult to find good information in the sweet spot between high-level overview and technical jargon. The AI Clarified series attempts to fill this void and answer some of the most commonly asked AI questions with practical, easy-to-follow explanations. Question: Is AI more biased than humans, or less?

The basics of how AI works, and how it can be used When I say Artificial Intelligence (AI), what comes to mind? Chances are that it’s something about robots taking over the world. That’s what I thought of the first time I started learning about it just a few years ago. But as I dove deeper into how AI really works, on both a programming and even somewhat of a mathematical level, I realized that AI is nothing like that, and yet so much more. First, let’s clear something up.